Dropbox improves its functionality thanks to extensions

Whether we like it or not, the cloud has become an essential part of modern life, with an increasing presence in our day to day. More and more users use cloud storage to save their files, there is even talk of bringing video games to the cloud. Due to the increasing popularity of the cloud, Dropbox has developed a new extension system so that you can do all the things you need to do without leaving the platform.

Dropbox enhances its functionality thanks to link extensions with other services

Dropbox extensions are links to third-party applications and services, which allow you to jump directly to the work you need directly from Dropbox. You will still need to use third-party applications, but you will no longer have to do the dance of downloading and uploading the files. The cloud storage giant has partnered with the biggest names in the field, including Adobe, Autodesk, DocuSign, Vimeo, and Pixlr, just to name a few. However, if your favorite application or service is not one of them, you will not enjoy the benefits of the extensions.

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Dropbox recently partnered with video conferencing company Zoom to not only allow Dropbox files to be accessed during a Zoom meeting, but you can also start such a meeting from Dropbox itself.

Dropbox Extensions will be released to the public on November 27, the new extensions will not be free, so you must register or pay for the applications and services that interest you. A bundle may be released later to make it more appealing to the eyes of most users.

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